Lake Waruma and Sasquatch
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Re: Lake Waruma and Sasquatch
Gonna build an Akuna mate and looking closely at your mini skiff too.
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Re: Lake Waruma and Sasquatch
just poking at ya a little. You're enjoying life and that's what counts.Mick wrote:Gonna build an Akuna mate and looking closely at your mini skiff too.
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Re: Lake Waruma and Sasquatch
Mick
The links Chuck posted were great as far as building one ,but I would like to have some pic and descriptions of how you use the pig and what changes you would make and why.
Ron
The links Chuck posted were great as far as building one ,but I would like to have some pic and descriptions of how you use the pig and what changes you would make and why.
Ron
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Re: Lake Waruma and Sasquatch
No problem Ron. Next time it get it out of the camper will take lots of pics. We do most of our cooking on it in camp. I generally use the dutch ovens and cast iron fry pans. The two steel plates that come with the pig work fine but they tend to dribble fat all over the outside of the stove making it a dirty beast to pack away.
Probably the main modification I would do to the existing stove would be to put a 2.5" flu to help it draw a little better. I have been accumulating a few gas bottles with my own build in mind. My plan is to fit one inside the other for ease of transportation. In camp with it set up, one would act as the fire box with the other working as an oven/hot smoker. Would eliminate the need to also carry Dutch ovens and also make pizza and bread a whole lot easier . If its OK with Matt will do a build thread here or on Chuck's site.
I know it doesn't get as cold here as it does on your side of the pond but it still gets pretty cool. We find that by sitting the pig just in front of the open annex of our camper with the sides up, it warms the whole thing beautifully.
Probably the main modification I would do to the existing stove would be to put a 2.5" flu to help it draw a little better. I have been accumulating a few gas bottles with my own build in mind. My plan is to fit one inside the other for ease of transportation. In camp with it set up, one would act as the fire box with the other working as an oven/hot smoker. Would eliminate the need to also carry Dutch ovens and also make pizza and bread a whole lot easier . If its OK with Matt will do a build thread here or on Chuck's site.
I know it doesn't get as cold here as it does on your side of the pond but it still gets pretty cool. We find that by sitting the pig just in front of the open annex of our camper with the sides up, it warms the whole thing beautifully.
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Re: Lake Waruma and Sasquatch
have at it. I have a "misc" you could use or builder log would be fine.
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Re: Lake Waruma and Sasquatch
Thanks Matt
and looking forward to it Mick
Ron
and looking forward to it Mick
Ron